At least you don't mince your words with total disregard to the mental image you send out to observers.
The effect on a parent of a missing child being convinced that she had been found must be unimaginabe.
" ... I started to get phone calls, always at three o’clock in the morning, always the same ghostly man’s voice, repeatedly naming a farm where she was being hidden.
The British police recorded the calls and it turned out there was indeed a farm, fitting his description exactly, near Seville, over the border in Spain. As it was raided, and turned out to look exactly as he had painted it
in those calls, I really felt we were on to something. But she wasn’t there, and those tip-offs – like so many others that we received from hoaxers, ransom seekers, conmen and psychics – were never explained." Clarence Mitchell
Clarence Mitchell was working on behalf of the British people government to recover a missing British child.
Unlike the plethora of innuendo and downright lies emanating from the Amaral led death cult anything he says can be substantiated particularly when documented as in this instance by the British police.
Interesting that it was not the Policia Judiciaria who recorded these calls so particularly, even in the early days there was a lot of co-operation going on.
Unfortunately even in the early days, Amaral's theory had already taken over.
Has anyone ever mentioned these calls, this farm, this raid, before?
I can see no mention of this supposedly significant development in Kate's book.
Nobody on the forum appears to have been aware of this and we haven't got a cite.
Did this supposedly significant development appear in Gerry's blog?
Is there any reason to suppose the British police did not inform the Portuguese police? Is there any reason to suppose this information would be purged from the PJ Files before they were released?
Until there is credible evidence to support this claim, I am filing this assertion in the same folder as the nanny rape whistles story.
